[consulting] Is this list dead?

[Victor Kane]

No!
What we want in the Drupal CVS is modules that have made people financially
successful! Not a dustbin for failures.

I do understand that there is no negative correlation whatsoever between
business failure and quality of code. But there certainly is a positive
correlation going in the other direction.

That is why the model needs to be discussed.

My two cents worth, anyway,

Victor Kane
http://awebfactory.com.ar

On 3/20/07, Morbus Iff <morbus at disobey.com> wrote:
>
> > I've never understood why these things are always discussed as one or
> > the other.  I personally like the clause in a business plan "We will be
> > releasing an open-source version after x # of new users joins"  or
> > "after x number of $"  Obviously, abide by the law if you plan on doing
> > that, whatever applies in your case.
>
> /me nods. I've already decided that should It Fail or be Financially
> Unsustainable, then the code would be dropped into the Drupal CVS.
>
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